• Reference: Shaw’s Gynecology

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1. Approach to a Gynecological Patient

• Pap smear
• Indications of rectal examination

2. Anatomy of Female Genital Tract (Add diagrams)

• Fallopian tube
• Course of the ureter in the pelvis and the anatomical sites where it can be injured
• Pelvic floor components
• Perineal Body
• Lymphatic drainage of the female genital tract and the clinical significance

3. Histology of Ovary and Endometrium

• Corpus Luteum

4. Physiology of Ovulation and Menstruation

• Physiology of Menstruation

5. Development of Female Reproductive Organs and Related Disorders

• Hematocolpus- causes, clinical features, and management
• Imperforate hymen
• Bicornuate uterus

6. Puberty, Adolescence and Related Disorders